Ao Bai and Cao Cao both have heavy troops in their hands and want to coerce the Son of Heaven, why a

One is to help others fight the world, and the other is to fight the world yourself.

Nonsense all! The generals who led the troops were all Cao Cao's people. The Eight Banners Soldiers and Horses worship only with yellow flags. Flag Soldiers.

Ao Bai was promoted by the emperor and assisted the crown prince, and the usurpation of power was a bit of a loss of popular support. Cao Cao helped the Son of Heaven in the troubled times, but on the contrary, he gave the Son of Heaven the title of the Son of Heaven, and did not give real power, and usurping power would not lose the hearts of the people in the world. Aobai was promoted and reused by the emperor and wanted Aobai to help the prince.

Cao Cao's family background was pulled up step by step, and the Wencheng generals under his command were also recruited by himself, and the so-called "coercion of the princes of heaven" was just a signboard borrowed from the emperor! And Ao Bai, although he has great merit and power, after all, he is working for Aixin Jueluo's family, and his colleagues and subordinates are not very convinced of him (this is also why after he was captured, no one shouted grievances to him), and this person is only stronger than the military, and he is not very good at politics, he doesn't know how to cultivate Taoguang, and he has accumulated a lot of money, so comparing him with Cao Cao, he really thinks highly of him, his ability and achievements should be similar to Dong Zhuo.

Can Aobai's brain be compared to Cao Cao?

Cao Cao's country is fought by himself, and Ao Bai is something that can be compared with Cao Cao.

Aobai has no military power, the military power is in the hands of the Iron Hat King, the Eight Banners are in the hands of the Aixin Jueluo family, Aobai only has political power, can he be undefeated?

Ao Cong Xing Manuscript Bai is a very powerful person in a scumbag, and his military ability is very strong, and his martial arts are very strong, which has threatened the emperor's filial piety status. He is loyal to the country, but he also has some dangers, and some of his ideas are also dangerous, and he is very disrespectful to the emperor.

Ao Bai is a person who is more suspicious and greedy for money, and he feels that it is useless to rebel, because Qianlong has surrounded him at that time.

I think the character of Ao Bai should still be difficult to say, simply speaking, he should not have an idea of Kangxi wanting to deal with him, just from the fact that he did not make much preparation for rent, it can be seen, but he should still have a little other bad idea.

Of course not, Kangxi had been rehabilitated in disguise in his later years, and by the time of Qianlong, he had been rehabilitated more formally. If Ao Bai really wanted to rebel at that time, Kangxi would not have had a chance to turn the tables at all.

Ao Bai didn't want to rebel, he just wanted to monopolize power, maintain the government, control the emperor, and turn the emperor into an obedient puppet.

Ao Bai in history did not necessarily want to rebel, because he was highly meritorious and arrogant, so many people hated him and were killed.

Whether you rebel or not, it doesn't all depend on how Kangxi let the historian record it, but it must be disrespectful to the emperor and offended Kangxi.

In history, Ao Bai held great power and had a tendency to rebel! "Hereafter generations will be worried about their children"! The emperor strikes first.

Ao Bai did not rebel, but Ao Bai was highly powerful and authoritarian, and he threatened the emperor with a high profile for several years, so he was done.

Historically, he worshiped greed for power but did not dare to rebel, nor did he want to rebel.

Ao Bai has never meant to rebel, but he is too arrogant.

No, he was a warrior of the Manchu Qing and a loyal fan of the Manchu Qing.

During the Ming Dynasty, Ao Bai didn't really think of a way.

It can be said that even the emperor can't help him. He had the psychology of rebellion, but at that time he felt that the emperor was still a puppet and did not need to rebel at all.

According to historical records, Ao Bai did not have the idea of usurping the throne, he just felt that he had a great merit and an arrogant attitude, and it seemed that everyone wanted to give him some face, especially when Emperor Kangxi was still a child, he took himself even more. You can take a look at the Qing historical manuscript, which does not reflect the signs of Aobai to usurp the throne.